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This is the heartbreaking story of Brighton, a total orphan living with his elderly grandmother. When I found him, he was resting—exhausted, hungry, and deeply troubled—while his friends were at […]

Who will come through? Rejections! On our way, I came across a hardworking man mending old and torn clothes for himself. His hands, worn and calloused, spoke volumes about a

“Why me, always me?” Brother Billdan lamented, his voice heavy with despair. On our usual journey, I came across this hardworking brother, Billdan, making some kokoto next to his home.

Hi, it shattered me. He didn’t hesitate to pray. I encountered this incredibly brave brother by the roadside, preparing his small plot for planting. During our conversation, he shared something

The pain of watching your friends head off to school every day while you toil by the roadside making kokoto is unbearable. This weighs heavily on my heart. Meet Bridget,

Ilifaa nijoin 2023/2024 but sikuweza sababu ya ukosefu wa karo. Mamangu hawezi membea vizuri sababu ya stroke na pia babangu amekuwa mzee na hana kazi ya kuweza kunilipia karo. Nilipata

The day before yesterday, I met Denis, a second-grade boy, standing alone by the fence, watching his classmates play. When I asked him why he wasn’t in school, his answer

Two days ago, Phelix Makanda shared a troubling account of Edwin Walala, a driver for The Guardian Couch Ltd., highlighting the unjust treatment and inhumane conditions he has faced from